Edmonton Journal - 2016-07-27

• ANCIENT TRADITION, NEW EVENT
• Injury statistics in Alberta among highest in Canada
• HERBICIDE PROTEST
• Knecht open to union calls for probe into ‘culture of fear’
• HISTORY FOR HILLARY
• Heritage Festival keeps growing
• Esks offence lives by the gun, dies by the gun
• Diner en Blanc is set to return, but where?
• There’s a new swagger in the StatsCan offices
• Investing in the bio-based economy
• Journal readership remains strong, according to latest figures
• Judge won’t allow Crown to read rape victim’s statement aloud
• Justice rips earlier acquittal of teen in sex assault
• Entire K-Country under bear warning
• Nenshi backs power firms in lawsuit
• Calgary lotteries slash prices, expectatio­ns as ticket sales decline
• NATO exercises focus on biohazard threats
• Pressure glitch noted in pipeline the night before leak confirmed
• A full referendum on electoral reform should be a last resort
• IOC DECISION TAINTS GAMES
• Oldest captive Komodo dragon dies at age 30
• AN IMAGE REMINISCEN­T OF THE INFAMOUS ABU GHRAIB PRISON IN IRAQ WAS TAKEN IN A YOUTH DETENTION CENTRE IN AUSTRALIA, PROMPTING OUTRAGE IN THE COUNTRY.
• HOW CAN THE DEMOCRATS BE AGENTS OF RADICAL CHANGE, BRINGING JUSTICE TO THE DOWNTRODDE­N AND DISPOSSESS­ED, WHEN THEY’VE HELD THE WHITE HOUSE FOR MOST OF THE PAST DECADE?
• ATTACKERS SLIT PRIEST’S THROAT.
• GHOMESHI TRIAL REACTION MAY LEAD TO LEGAL REFORM
• WHY THE KIDS WHO DANCED FOR TRUMP WANT TO SUE HIM
• ‘REVENGE PORN’ SETTLEMENT GOES BACK TO COURT
• Legion to offer its own mental health system
• EDMONTON HAVING A BALL WITH HOCKEY IN JULY
• Eddies look to rebound against Cosmos
• QUARTERBAC­KS UNDER SIEGE
• Contracts for WestJet pilots at issue
• League salutes Reilly, Masoli with honours as players of the week
• CFL POWER RANKINGS WEEK 6
• Bouchard shows her fighting spirit
• Upton should see action against lefties with Jays
• Bettman still refuses to believe link between concussion­s and CTE
• Number of banned Russian athletes keeps growing
• WestJet needs deal with pilots before fleet expansion
• Eco activists target Energy East tankers
• BlackBerry keeps its hand in hardware with new phone
• SNACK BAR ENTREPRENE­UR SOLVES HER CASH FLOW STRESSES
• NUMBERS SHOW AMERICA’S STILL GREAT
• Investors need to focus down road rather than gaze into rear-view mirror
• Wayward Pines
• NEW START IN NEW LAND
• BLUES VETERAN UNCLE WIGGLY STILL BURNING IT UP ON STAGE
• FOODIE FAMILY SET TO OPEN TWO NEW EATERIES THIS FALL
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• AceS On briDge
• SOMETIMES IT’S GOOD TO BE BAD

Edmonton Journal - 2016-07-26

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